Coolidge silent on key state races in bid for strategic advantage
The article notes President Coolidge avoiding public stance in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania race dynamics. It highlights Senator Watler's prominence in Massachusetts, Vare Pepper and Pinchot contenders in Pennsylvania, and Mellon’s hinted preferences. The piece assesses potential strategic gains or losses for Coolidge depending on support amid party factions and upcoming nominations.
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The Debate Over Primes and Creative Freedom
A letter to the New York Times discusses Sinclair Lewis refusal of a Pulitzer, arguing that state control or approval risk stifling true art. Borgium defends artistic independence, noting ancient Greece and Renaissance Italy rewarded merit, while praising the divine spark guiding genuine creators.
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Nature Notes Q and A on birds fish and eagles
A reader question column from Nature Notes discusses why birds favor one grounds area, how large stay fishes grow, and whether bald eagles always have white heads. It includes natural explanations of sea anemones, petrels, and eagle plumage development with period tone and examples.
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British labor resists Moscow aid in historic strike
Iowa editors recount British labor turning down Soviet support as a defining moment in its long conservative stance during the industrial crisis. The Trades Union Congress refused help from Moscow, maintaining independence from communists amid a global upheaval.
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Abe Martin Vee Viter Fight Over Motives
Fragmentary OCR reads Abe Martin in a dispute over motives. The piece mentions Mitio Ke Hast and Clive tonser amid unclear context and potential references to Miami. The readable text is insufficient for a clear event, date, or outcome.
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Lars
Clive Tonser
Dream Garden of My Lifelong Wish in Full Bloom
A narrator recalls a lifelong dream of a vast flower garden behind a newly built home. The yard blooms with roses, peonies, lilacs, hollyhocks, magnolias, clematis, bluebonnets, and wine cups, with yellow daisies and black eyed Susans. The garden grows from dawn to sun, a perpetual feast of color and fragrance.
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Wordsworth
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Dhig
Omar
Rosacea and skin lesions treated by galvanic methods
A medical column discusses telangiectasia or dilated facial vessels from rosacea and notes that galvanic destruction with a fine needle or high frequency treatment can reduce appearance. It also covers milia under the eyes, xanthoma on eyelids and lips, corns and warts remedies, cautions against risky methods, and shares reader Q&A on digestion, citrus fruits, and a dental needle incident.
A Modern Marriage by Ida McGlone Gibson Capstight 1826
Fragmented OCR text shows a dramatic scene with Dr Starmount and Rodney Evans as they discuss Kathiya Leonard Bang iid and Kathryn's possible involvement. The dialogue centers on murder suspicions, jealousy, and the path of truth as they seek to understand Pass’s death amid conflicting accounts and a weathered hospital backdrop.
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Starmount
Rodney Evans
Ellen Pass
Marmount
Kathiya
Kathiya Leonard Bang
Pass
Hit
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Thas
Foss
Radarey
Radney
Fostus
Kathryn
Ani
Wathlyn
Rod
Birds vote tally and mystery in Uncle Wiggily tale
A reader contest records votes for bluebird robin canary parrot and other birds with noted favorites among classes. A narrative thread follows detective work around Foss murder and Kathryn, then shifts to Uncle Wiggily and a leak in the roof causing comic misadventure with Bob Cat, plus a mention of a recycling oil project at Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
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Parrot
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Vinejay
Oriale
Minary
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Tel Sit
Uncle Wiggily
Bob Cat
Uncle Wiggily's Leaky Roof Ends Nighttime Rains
A fragment from Howard R. Garis shows Mrs Longewis crying out for rain as Uncle Wiggily sleeps. He pretends rain helps the flowers and drifts back toward sleep, suggesting a quiet domestic moment in the comic tale.
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